Athena is famous for her bravery in battle, but unlike Ares, she never shows impatience and always believes in fighting for justice. She only participated in the war of self-defense. She is the divine embodiment of reason, wisdom and knowledge. No wonder she is Zeus' favorite child, and even when necessary, she is allowed to use powerful lightning. The fact that Athens is named after her shows her great influence on the world.
Themis (Greek: "order") is the embodiment of justice in Greek religion, the goddess of wisdom and advice, and the interpreter of the will of the gods. According to the God of hesiod, she is the daughter of Uranus and Gaia, although sometimes she is obviously regarded as Gaia, just like Oedipus of Aeschylus and Prometheus bound. In hesiod, she was the second spouse of Zeus and the mother of Hera. In some traditions, she was the mother of Hesperides. On Mount Olympus, Simis maintained order and supervised the ceremony. She is the giver of the Oracle; Aeschylus said in Eumenides that she once had the Oracle of Delphi, but later gave it to Apollo. In the lost epic Cyprus, she plans to wage a Trojan war with Zeus to make up for overpopulation.
Ashtar, the goddess of Sivir and sex, shares many qualities with her sister Anate, so they may be regarded as a single god at first. Together, their names are the basis of the Aramaic goddess Atagotis.
Ashtar is worshipped in Egypt, Ugly, Hittite and Canaan.
Ishtar (Akkadian), Inanna of Sumer, the goddess of sex in Sivir and Mesopotamia. Ishtar is the Akkadian equivalent of Ashtat, the western semitic goddess. Inanna, an important goddess in Sumerian Pantheon, is considered as Ishtar, but it is not sure whether Inanna is also the origin of Sumerians, or, more likely, her similarity with Ishtar has led to two confirmations.
The image of Inanna seems to blend several traditions: sometimes it is Tianan's daughter, and sometimes it is Tianan's wife; In other myths, she is the daughter of Nana, the god of the moon, or Ilir, the god of the wind. In her earliest form of expression, she was associated with the warehouse, so she became the goddess of dates, wool, meat and grain; The gate of the warehouse is her symbol. She is also the goddess in charge of rain and thunderstorms, which connects her with the god of the sky, Ann. People often associate her with a roaring lion. The strength attributed to her in the war may come from her connection with the storm. Next, Carly.
Wild, naked, tongue sticking out-this is an uncomfortable wild force, and generate shows pure strength. She wears the most gorgeous jewelry bracelets and necklaces, and some amazing big pictographic earrings. There is blood all around her-a disturbing substance that women are most familiar with: blood drips from the head of the devil she holds in one arm; It gathers in the plate below it; It is on her tongue, on the necklace of the cut head, on the skirt of the torn arm, and only this skirt covers her naked body; In the swimming pool at her feet. There lay the beheaded demon, next to her husband-Shiva, destroyer, snake and so on.
Carly embodies the freedom of infinite existence-no need to ask permission.
Carly is Shakti, a typical representative of female power. Around 1000 BC, she appeared as an independent goddess and evolved into a controversial role: she was the terrible and bloodthirsty embodiment of destruction and the ultimate protector against evil. She is spiritual and physical, emotional, and brave: in the Tantrik cult around her, pornography is mainly a way to face people's deepest fears.